"I do not find my key."

[TGeorg]

Why is "No puedo encontrar mi llave" wrong?

[-hyphen-]

i know i'm too late for you but "no puedo encontrar mi llave" is more like "i can't find my key". "i don't find my key" is a lot less common than "i can't find my key" in english but i think that duo's logic (in this case) is to translate as close as possible, for better or worse.

[Flavorable]

Why can't I say mio here? Also, would I say encuentra if I were a girl?

[rspreng]

Encuentro means "I find" whether you are a guy or a girl before nouns you need to use "mi" "mio" comes after

[tinyweasel]

It's not great English. You would always say "I can't find my key", not "I don't find it".

[evaestrellita71]

Why is hago not used? Why Yo no only plus verb....what happened to "do"?

[--shaun--]

There is no "Do", "Don't", "Does", "Doesn't" in Spanish, only in English.

[estebandos]

why is "hallo" (hallar) wrong?

[Donlans]

Ahh, "hallo" está bien pero a veces duolingo no considera todas las opciones

[algerriv]

This doesn't sound natural.

[arl19622]

Duolingo gave me "No hallo mi llave." I haven't been introduced to this word. So for all of you learners "hallo" apparently means "to find," just like "encuentro."